How does parental religious ideology influence LGBTQ youth's identity development and disclosure strategies?
The social psychological literature suggests that adolescence is characterized by...
In today's society, there is still a widespread misconception that bisexuals are somehow confused about their own sexual orientation, unable to choose between men and women, or simply...
The concept of social recognition refers to the process through which individuals are perceived and evaluated by their peers. In intimate relationships, this can take many forms, from simple gestures...
How cultural norms shape interpersonal dynamics, relational negotiation, and community cohesion is an intriguing topic that has been studied extensively by anthropologists, sociologists,...
LGBT people are often portrayed as being outcasts from traditional society, struggling to find acceptance and belonging within their communities.
Many LGBT individuals also struggle with...
In social psychology, identity refers to the way people see themselves in relation to others and their environment. It is a dynamic process that involves an individual's subjective experience of...
Social Psychology Tools for Understanding Prejudice Against LGBT Populations
Social psychology is the study of human behavior within a social context. It provides insights into how individuals...
Authenticity, safety, and conformity are three concepts that are often discussed in social psychology and sociology. They refer to the ways in which people present themselves in different social...
Can attraction be conceptualized as an ethical, relational, and ontological event shaping selfhood and relationality? Attraction is often seen as an inherently ambiguous phenomenon that defies easy...
Throughout life, people experience various forms of rejection, both small and large. These can come from friends, family members, coworkers, partners, strangers, and others who have an influence on...